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WOOL

rM,LApELrHIA, June .1z.-wool Arm: low and
medium woods 10 good demand; Ohio, Pennsyl.
varia and West Virglnia XX and above s2a3ic, X
alaS!c;} medium asaiQc: COARSE 28a4Oc; New YorE.
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine, OF X md Xxx
20aSlc; coarse 37a8sc; fue washed delalnelX and
9Sa4cc; Goa; SO do 3Sa40c: Canadian washed comb.
Ing aa3ec; tub washed 3aa4lc; medium unwAshcd
combius and delaine 9oa3lc; coarse do 30a3ic;
Eastern Oregon lGa24c:i Valley Oregon 22a2Sc; New
Mexico and Colorado l4a2lc. q
Hos.oN. June l7.-Wool firm: and IN good de-
mand: Ohio and Pennsylvania, o1tra leaccs $50.
NN Saa35c: choice SN and above $40; Hlchignn
extra Sla3lhc: Territory woods 1Sa27c; Texas spring
2M2sc: BiSouri s0aslc; choice Maine unwsshed
Ssc; extra SsaSlc.
:! NEW York, june Il. Wool quiet but very steady;
domestic fleece SoaS7c: pulled 2ia3ic; Texas 9a2ic,
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO, June H.-catle-Recelps 1900 head;
shipments none; market weaker: shipping steers
bulls and mixed 81 75a3 q: Texas cattle 81 oeaS co.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head: shipments 1000 head;
market active and 5ehieh.r closing weaker; rough
aud mixed q saa5 10; packing and shipping IS Goa
s IL; light 81 Ssa5 10; skips s. b0a4 70. shcep-Re.
reipts 1900 head: shipments AGO head; market
steady; natives s. COAL 80; western s. 5Oa4 %;
lambs per head 81 25aS 90;
EAsr LIBERTY, Junel7.- Receipts IS head
shipments 70 head; market nothing doing; All
through consISnmcnts. ~HogS-ReceIpIs 1900 6eSd: :
shipments 2 100 head market iair; phiIadelphias
IS 31as IS: Workers IS lba5 %; common and light
81 s0a6 49,, piss 81 5Qa4 IS. sheep-Rtceipa 5000
head; shipments $500 head; market firm at I'm.
changed prices. S; aF
cMcINNA7I. o., June lz.-Hogs weak: common
and light IS 0os5 o.; packing and butchers 81 Coz
s 10; receipts {, Wo head shipments LOO head, 4
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CURES all. KuHORs,

from n omlnon Blotch. or Eruption, to tho
worst scrofula: lt-rlicum, "Fcvcr-sorcs,"
Scaly or Rough Skin, III short. nll diseases
caused by, bad blood arc conquered by this
powerful, purifying: and invigontlng medi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
It's benign influence. Especially has it mani
tested It's potency In curing Tetter. Eczema,
!ErysIpelns, Do!ls, Carbunolcs. Sore Eyes, Scrof-
ulous Sores and Swcllings. Hip-Joint Disease.
and En- ENLARGED pTeti't Ela,nd so.. Send d ten eu'' Cents hee n
stamps for q largc Treatise, With coiored
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
Tor q Treatise on Scr0fulous Affections.
"FoR THE BLOOD is THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse 1t by using Or. picrur:s
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, affair -gkE, buoynnt spirits. Vital
strength and bodily health will be established.
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NIL As n Kestorer. :
! Drs. Buck and Matthews, Springfield
ILL.,, say: "In cases Of nervous prrostration,
II strengthens by quieting nervous agita.
ton. TThs&w
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a New York cynic is of the opinion
that many g woman never sheds q teal
unless her dreasmaker apoils her dress.
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CDNSEJMPFE0N

which Is ScroTula or the Lungs, Is arrested
and cured by this remedy, II uikcn IN tho
earlier Stages Of tho discnse. From lis mnrt
Vicious power over this terribly. fntal disease,
when first offering this low world famed rem.
,cdy to the public, DR.. Pierce thought seriously
OF calling II his CONSUMPTION ;CuRE,"y but
abandoned that fa.He as too restrictive for
q medicine which, from its wonderful COM
bInntlon of tonic, Or Strengthening, alternative,
or blood-clcanslng, anti bilious, pcctoral, and
nutritlvc properties, IS uncQualcd. not only
rs a remedy for Consumption, but for uii
NJ,rnuIe 1kfg sca nf tho St.EE
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pEMEMEcp That the presence OF Generals
hlMLMpLn fBeau!egard and EARLY, VINO arc
Lutte fairness and integrity, that inc chances arc III
equal, and that no one can possibly divine what
number viii draw q Prize. 9,st 'GgSa."-
REMEaIBEIs that tho payment Of all Prizcs u
GUARAStEED %BY -FOUR NATIONAL
signed BY: the. President OF an institution, whose
chartered rights arc recognized In the highest
Courts; therefore,. beware OF any limitations OF
anonymous schemes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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A Tiny, tiny little trot.
with paiterirg, restless active ieet;
With arms held ont. ns she her dad
Across lhc floor starts forth to meet.
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The insane men who handle FIRE srms
never seem to miss aim. This may bs be.
csuse they are Cracked" ehots.
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The man who can knock ball over the
heads Of the out field aud clean over tho
fence Is tho hero Tor the next six month";.
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The traveller on a fhst railroad train
sometimes lenrns what .'cnryo pitchinc''
is without belonging to a base ball club
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Mi. Perrins, Of Worcestershire Sauce"
fame, Is dead, leaving personal estate
valued at more than s., 1925, 600.
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@iIn this country men are called heather
il they worship the jug. In India they
are called heathenif they worship the Jug.
g'ernaut,5 5f1so}
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I The Reason

why Acker's Blood Elixir ii, warronted, ia
because it is the beat blood preparation
known. II will positively cure all blood
diseases, purities the whole system, and
thoroughly builda up the constitution,
Remember, we guarantee 1t. Logan & Go.
and O. Menkemeller!s a.
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A little. little span OF time,
Aud We To htf, We trust, shall 10;
: Where all EArth'a tears arc wiped away,
Aud nono shall grief or sorrow kuowI
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Dry Goods.

New YoRE, Juno T.-Therc was a healthy de-
msnl OF moderate, proportions present, but the
chief business resulted from deliveries In cxecu.
ton Of ordeis, with which the mills arc well sup.
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y LADIES, avoid cosmetics and rouges,
skin.success sosp will give you healthy
and rosy complexion. At Drug Store sol
,McLain Bros. ID ISss
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8 Nxw Yoak, Juno 17,-Cotton quiet and steady;
uplands II 3.ltc; Orleans. 1lsfc; futures closed
barely steady; June lO.Osc; July ll.OOc: August
ll.O5a: september lG.50c; October l0.lsc: November
1870: December 9t0oc; February l0.0lc; March
10 Q0c: April IL. l5c. q S&ar TFF 4 febf5NI
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~.-.. raN--ENsW 81. ..AHssf HINaNN HN.IaE
Gle ~at,tdtiQettder
onlcs.l Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street,.
;pAHyULA.


AG ne Year Round,
A tiny, liuy little. bud.
with ,axen curls aud eyes Of blue;
And arch aud eyer.smifing lips, ii
That rival rosCsin their hue.
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Hy313iKSIHEHIiN1ITE

Tho Best euro for Coughs, Weak Lungs Asthma, InLI.
Esstion. Inward pains, Exhaustion, Combining tho most
valuable medicine, With Jamaica alnser, q S.est. 9 CUTS,
WeaL Lungs, rheumatism, Female Complaints, and tho,
distressing Use tho Stomach. Liver. Kidneys and bowels
thcir health by tho tim0ly hsn 81 FARMERS GINGER roXfo
ltis RcT l!feand strcnSth, 70 tho aged, 500, ~ Drug
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a now book Is entitled Hold Up Your
Heads, Girls.n We trust they WON'T as
long ,theyiwear, the present style Of hat. 4
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A Ii. KINDS OF BOOK&ANDFJOB
81 PRINTING neatly and promptly executed At
IA latelIxsuear LOB KeonAu, @,.as4! a5gtksGB
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F1NANoE AND rRApF.
The Features of the Money and Bto,
"a Markets. a5ft}aNsh59 fl

~ az AuoAVy Auu ukOCN
Markets. 7
NV yoax, June l1-Money on call easy at 1,
Q per cont Prime mercantile paper Sac per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady At 81 ss1a4 sl5z
To-day was The dullest day atthe Stock Exchange
ior many Weesa The duc.uatton. in most stoeEs
Wete conuned wlthin 0 range Of small fractions.
The trade Was purely local and professional.
There vas lIttle OF no news Of importance
although there were new rlruots In regard 10 The
baltimore 4 Ohio deal. which, however, had no
The opening was irm at advances over las,
evenings fnal figures OF from Il to " per cent,
There Wa q iAir lsading during The Oh, few min.
ues, but the market soon became extremely dull
md devoid o. special feature. Prices had / sag.
glng tendency from the opening, aud toward noon
became sta9nanL. Late In the afternoon Pacific
Mai became decidedly weak, but the general iit
showed some improvement under tho lead OF
iissesa M K me close was steady 10 frm. Sales,
Goycrnnent and State bonds dull and steady.
iallroad bonds dull; sales, 1904, 900.
.Sa nosps- rLosSD Mn. Y
g.s. q coupon...........l 2g9<s u. X. d 7. gon. es.., os
Y. .; " COUPON. lUyA Northern Fac. ABA.llS
IoiIsia Ss 81 sIa 10 1;. d." @ SEN NOI,hx rse. t second. ~, Iss,1
Missouri t;,;. ..."-.,Ss N. W.deSensafes'ss i"
1ehh; " setllemens.lga lst. Paul eonsols...ll4M
c ! Do aS,;ps. ::S +: |. ;ssAlTeI.@ F.. land ~. e.
Genual faanc hnA"id! Tex. 4 Pan. 4. q. ex. 4!
D.MR d.WesL drsu 50 Union Inc, Grsts..,.1iSG
EE1o econdA"..."~.lM West Shore, ..,,,,,,,.lG
srock euorArloss-c1osgp Mn.
Adams E1Eress.....;its} Northern Pac1ac.... ~
; american ao E,Ipfesss .le %, 90 preie,red%;..- COX
ehsaSs afe' ! OHIO: q q se ss Y RasIef cea ;;;si,.l H
90 utst pIelerred.~ llHI0hio d MixsiMippi.., 29X
40 heconds .......... . DO pnlerred......,.. IS!
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ADMIy1srnAroRs' NOTICES.
D~MINIsrRATORS' NOTICE.

4 DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.
WHgELNo, ". Va, juno ], 1857.
The undersigned having been duly qualified aud
,DpoIu,ed Administrators Of the estate Of i. J.
Stone, deceased, hereby notify All personi
holding claims against raid estate to present the
nuc properly certified, without delay; and al
penous indebted to said estate to call and settle
inside O! Thirty days.
". E. STONE.
1850 Main Street. Wheeling, w. Va.
1T. bTONE,
,s-.n,w lOu Main Street. Wheeling. W. Va.
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2. On CRY. Pa, June lz.-0pencd at CSC; highest
exc; lowest G.!i4c; closed at 6.Tc; sales l23,OO
barrels; clearances $50, 900 barrels; charters 3s,.12
barrels; shipments 1927 barrels; ,uns 1882 bar.
rc!s.
NEW YoHx. June 1T.-Pctroleum dull; opened
at 62Nc: highest esEc; lowest 62H1c; closed at
BaAnroRp. PA, June IL Opened at sc; closed
at, t2]ISc; highest es%c; lowest 6l7lc; cleaIanccs
$4,000 barrels. 4ME!I $E85& 1yaHtEt
PITTSBURGH, June l7.-Petroleum dull; opened. at
CSC; closed It 69So; highest Gs1Asc; lowest 6!5lc.
TrusvIllk, Pa. Juno H-opcned at CSC; high.
est 6351Gc: lowest G2Nc; closed at 625Sc.
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Blood, and Lunqs.

For Weak Lungs, Splitting Of BLOOD, Short
ness Of Breath, Chronic Nnsal Catarrt. l.ron.
affections, it is m efficient rsemedy. =.
Sold by Druggists, at Sl.00, OF Six Bottles
for $500. Gil<1lIEt 70
kD- Send ten cents In stamps for DR.. Picrcc's
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CINCINNATI. o., June17.-Flour dull. Wheat dull
and lower: No. 2 red pc: receints $500 bushels;
shipments soy bushels. Corn In iatsde1naad; No. {
mixed 400. ORts ensler; No. 2 mixed 20a9lLc Ry(
heavy: No: 9 &c. Pork quiet at SIS %. Lard arm
at 9 25c. Du'k meats qpi-t and unchanged, pacor
frmer; short rib s. sec; short clear S.55c. WhiskI
steady: ISLES i,0tl barrels flushed goods on a basf.
oiSi ~. Butter firm; kugar tlrmef. Eggs stronger
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PIP Prizes, amounting to............... ... "a. .ss5sJ .0oa
Application for rates to c!ubs should DO m ,ce
For further information write clearly, giving full
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Ord us,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. (uI.
rencyb by Express lat cur EXPENSE addressed
n. A. DAupHIN,
or n. A. DAuPH1N, $500 :
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. HoRsFoRD,s ACID PHOSPHATE
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T1NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION \
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DI ,TRlBUlED:
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
incorporated In 1868 for Is years by tho Lee lsla.,
tore for Educational aud Charitable purposes, NTH
. capital Of 81, 0O,0c0-to which q reserve fund Of
over $3.50 900 has since been added. rfsfetG-@l'-.
by an overwhelming popular vote liz irant hise
was made q part Of tho present State Consttuti don
adopted December ID. a. D., lS7Y. aIiI6.-s
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
the people OF any state. $500
1877 II iutsr scales N postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings t,re
place monthly and tho %semi.Annual Draw aga
regularly every SIX months tJune md Deccmherj,
AspLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN AFoR.
TUNE. seventh Grand Drawing. Glass q, in tho
II, 13s1-2oG.h Aonthly Drawing.
Capital Prize, Sl5O,000.
ss-NorlcE:.-Tlckets arc Ten Dollars only. Halves,
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,1OTIOE TO OUR FRIENDS
N STOCK YARDS REoPaNED.
it.yipv been denied the privilege OF handling
C,nrE iov the lss, three months, wo are now able 10
StTnInte " all our pstrous That we Will open tho
1SnlS formerly Occupied by us, on ard after the
l;"Th iNy OF Juac, md receive Live Stock on com.
,,nnii.,,IIi. 1htuktug you for your nbtfAi support
s].yrt6fOfc, We can only refer you to our former
,So,J, and II VIII be our motto III the future, hon.
c,,y aud prompt payments,
Inll " lnOMAb.
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q B%ALTIuoRI, June H.-wheat, western tIrmer' aut
quiet; 10, ? winter red spot s7Hssac; June s7J!i
eShG: Jnlly. SGlSas5kc; August SGhc; septcmbe,
SGAc bid. Corn. weeternR neglected; mf1eJ
spot, June. July end August45kc bid. Oats steady
ana IN better demand; western white Basic; Dc
mixed &sa2ic. PROVISIONS S.eady aad quiet, Mes;
p:rk SIS 0aal7 %. Lard SIC. Eggs dull at l4Ma
i5c, COiCl uunipAlly fair ut 19Hnge- =, ~ -r'/ES
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sleep. So they led us off. and would have
given US q room each. but we made it clear
that We would sleep two IN a room. As q
further precaution against surprise we left
Umslopogaas with his AK to sleep in the main
chamber. near the curtained doorways lead
ing to the apartments which We occupied re-
spectlvely, Good and / in the one and Sir
Henry and Alphonse in the other Then
throwing off our clothes. with the exception
Of the mail shirts, which we considered it
safer TO keep on, we flung ourselves down
upon the low and luxurious couches, and
drew the silk embroidered coverlids over us.
In two minutes l was just dropping of
when was aroused by Goods voice
Il say, Quatermain," he said, did you
ever see such eyes!"
Eyes, said, Grossly; what eyesf
"Why. the queens. Of course. Sorais. l
mean-at least think that is her name-
-Oh, don't know" l yawned; Il didn't
notice them much; l suppose they are good
eyes" and again dropped of.
Five minutes or SO elapsed, and was once
more awakened.
Il say, Quatermain," said the voice
"Well,r l answered, testify, "what is it
nowF
did you notice her anklef The shape
This was more than could stand Bv nv
bed stood the veldtschoOns had been wear
ing. Moved quite beyond myself, took
them up and threw them straight at Goods
head-and hit it.
After that slept the sleep of the just, and
q very heavy sleep it must be. As for Good.
don't know If he vent TO sleep, or il he con-
tinued to pass Sorais' beauties in mental re-
view, and what is more, don't care.
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Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep
with all the horrible SENSATIONS of an assassin
clutching your throat and pressing the life
breath from your frightened chest? Have You
noticed the ianguor and debility hat succeed
the eff"rt TO clear your throat and head Of thi :
catarrhal matter? What IA depressing infiU-
ence 1t eIerfs upon the mind. clouding the
memory and filling the head with pains and
strange noises! How difficult IL is to rid the
nasal passages. throat and lungs Of this poi
s"nous mucus all can testify Who ami ic,ed
with catsrrh. How difficult 10 protect the sys-
TEN against its further progress towards the
lungs. liver and kidneys, all physicians will
admit 1t "a terrible disease. and cries out
for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative POWERS. when all
other remedies utterly fail. of S,NFoRp's RAD
TCAL CURE. are attested By thousands whr
gratefully recommend IL to fellnw-suiferrrs
No st ,tement IL made regarding IL that can
not be substantiAted by the most respectable.
and reliable references.
Each packet contains one bottle Of the RAD
iC.L CURE. one box ofCtr,RRHaL SOLVENT and
Al INPRoyEp INHALER. with treatise and di
rectiOns. and is sold by all druggists for 81 o.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co. Boston.
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CHAPTER XIII.

ABOUT THE ZU-yESDI PEOPLE.
And now the curtain is down for a few
hours, and the actors in this novel drama are
plunged in dewy sleep. Perhaps we should
except Nyleptha, whom the reader NAV, if
POLITICALLY inclined. imagine lying in her bed
Of state encompassed by her maidens, tiring
women, guards and all other people and ap-
purtenances that surround throne, and yet
not able to slumber for thinking Of the stran-
gers who had visited a country where no such
strangers had ever come before, and wonder
ing, as she lay awake, who they were and
what their past had been, and If she was
ugly compared to the women of their native
place l, however, not being POLITICALLY in
clined, will take advantage Of the lull t. give
some account Of the people among whom we
found ourselves, compiled, needless to state,
from information which We subsequently col
lected
The name Of this country, to begin at the
beginning, is Zu-Vendis. from Zu, yellow
and Vendis, place or country" Why it Is
called the Yellow Country have never been
able to ascertain accurately. nor do the in
habitants themselves know. Three reasons
are, however, given. each of which would
suffice to account for it. The frs. is that the
name owes its origin 10 the great quantity of
gold that is found in the land. Indeed, in
this respect Zu-Vendis is veritable EIdorado,
the precious metal being extraordinarily plen-
tiful
The second reason given is, that at certain
seasons of the year the native grasses Of the
country, which are very sweet and good,
turn as yellow as ripe corn; and the third
arises from tradition that the people were
originally yellow skinned. but grew white
after living for many generations upon these
high lands. Zu-Vendis is a country about
the size OF France, Is, roughly speaking, oval
in shape, and Oh every side cut of from the
surrounding territory by illimitable forests Of
impenetrable thorn, beyond which are said to
be hundreds Of miles Of morassss, deserts and
great mountains 1t Is. in short, 4 huge. high
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CHAPTER NV.
=

1t was half past eight by my watch when
woke on the morning following our arrival
at MilosiS, having slept almost exactly twelve
hours, and must say that did indeed feel
better. All, what a blessed thing is sleep.
and what difference twelve hours Of IL or
SO makes to us after DAYS and nights Of toll
and danger. 1t is like going to bed Oh. man
and getting up another.
sat up upon my silken couch-never had
l slept upon such y bed beforehand the hrst
thing that l saw was Goods eyesIass fixed
ON me from the re,esses Of bis silken couch
There was nothing else of him to lie seen e1
cept his eyeglass, but knew from the look Of
it that he was awake, and waiting till woke
up to begin.
"lsay. Quatermain.- he commenced. surs
enough, did You observe her skint l. Is as
smooth a. the back OF an ivory hair brush
~Now. look here, Good" remonstraie,i
when there came a knocking at the door
which. on being opened. admitted . function
ary, who siGnitied by signs that he was there
to lead US to the bath We gladly consented
and we're conducted 60 a delightful marble
chamber, with a pool Of running crystal
water in the center Of it, into which We
gayly plungel When we had ba,hed ". re-
wi heo W '"i "p0' '"'eh' anu oresseo' ara
tneh went ih'o .he eehtrai room "nere VIZ
nan suPped on 'ne previous evening TO ma a
morhi's meal already PREPARED tor us ana
captai meal IL was thohgh should he pux-
zieu 10 oescrioe the dishes After breakfast
We 'oohseu 'ouii" anu aoiHeu 'oe 'aIsstries
anu eA,le ah' some pieces oi sss'uafy tnAt
were piaeeu Apou'' wondering sns "niie what
way soi"s W naPpe" next Ahoeeu' oy 'hs
'ii'ie oui minus we're III euen s'a'e Oh com
Piete pe"'i'e' iheht 'ha' we were as matter
Oh iac', ready iof anything tnat might ar
rNe' AS ior our sense Oh aston'Annent' II
Was pretty well ooa'eratu- WINE We were
sun tnus ehsased. our ir'e,n 'ne captain OK
the suaru Pre>ent'n himself and with many
opeisaneeS >ishii'ei 'ia' we were 10 ioiio~
n'ih' WHICH we o'h, moi without doubts ana
heart seafcI'hss-i" we guessed that the
time naa come when we should have 70 settle
the Dill ior those coniounded hipp"potam with
our ooin eyed iriehd Agoh' the hlgn priest
however, 'hers was II" heip Tor IL, anu per
sohaiiy 'ook great comfort III the Promiss
OF tne protectioh OF the sister queens, KNOW
ing that II ladies' nave Will they can sener-
ally nna a way; 50 on we started a though
We hSesi H. minutes walk through pas
sage ana an outer court brought us ." the
great double gates OF the palace that open on
-, ,h., -, - x,;,': IL up NJ.
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.v|T|ATED BLOOD,
ScrOfulOus, Inherited End C0nta-
gious humOrs cured by
tutICurA.

THROUGH the medium Of one Of Your books
L received through Mr. Frank /. " ray drug
gist. Apollo. Pa. / became ACQUAINTED with
your 'IrlCtkA htNEnlt>, and take tins Oppor
tunIty TO testify To You that their USE ha, per
manently cured me- ui one Uf the worst cases
OF blood poisoning. IN connection with rrysip-
elas, that have ever seen. Iud lhIs after hay-
ing been pronounced luCurabl- 10y some uf ih.
best physicians in our couutry. | take great
pleasure In forwarding Z tu You this testimonial,
unsolicited as II il by y, u. III order that others
suffering from similar HialadIes may he eu-
outraged 70 give your tUTItTKt hIHEDIEs a
trial. Y. :. NHIILlNGER.
Leechburg, Pa.
Reference: Frank I. Wray. Druggist, Apollo,